Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Such a nice shape, and it’s made out of environmentally friendly bamboo, so you’ll feel good about it whenever you sit down.
“The Bambar Stool is the perfect countertop complement. A crossbeam provides a conveient footrest at the base. Constructed in the U.S. of Bamboo and treated with non-toxic, water-based finishes.”
14″ deep x 16″ wide x 29″ tall
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
While I’ve seen one or two of this series before, never have I seen them grouped together in such an impressive way, nor in so many different colors. And, yes, of course, it is slightly more expensive than your usual run-of-the-mill side/coffee table, but it’s not your usual run-of-the-mill side/coffee table. So, there you have it.
“The Diana series numbered from A to F allow you to create your own art installation. Side table? Cubist Sculpture? Lectern? Notebook stand? Reference library? Konstantin Grcic’s new series of sheet metal tables is open to a wide range of interpretations and uses and, most importantly, to the imagination. Just as words are built from letters, the Diana tables combine with other furniture and objects in ever-varying visual contexts. With the Diana alphabet from A to F, a living room can be transformed to a CAFE or to a word from an entirely new, entirely personal language. iF Award Winner & reddot Award Winner.”
Sheet metal, powder coated.
Diana E Cubist Sidetable pictured on right,
21.7 (H) x 20.9 (W) x 9.8 (D)
Color Choice:
Jet black (RAL 9005)
Basalt grey (RAL 7012)
Cream white (RAL 9001)
Custom Color, please email preference after purchase. (+$300.00)
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
These stools are understatedly elegant AND affordable. I can picture them in an office, used as dining chairs, or even just in a living room as extra seating. Currently on sale, the Taburet M Stacking Stool is available in Birch, Cherry and Black.
“The Taburet M Stacking Stool is almost pure abstraction, making minimum impact on space and redefining “seat” in the simplest sense. Yet, the stool is quite substantial, offering a low, comfortable seat suited to a retail setting, showroom, gallery or reception area. The Taburet M Stacking Stool was designed by Danish craftsman/designer Jorgen Moller, who, along with Bruno Mathsson, became one of the early leading exponents of modern Danish design. Like Mathsson, Moller sought new solutions rather than drawing from tradition,and created light, minimal structures.”
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This sofa is custom made with your own fabric. You provide 8 or 9 yards of your favorite material (depending on if you choose the 2 or 3 seater) and 8 to 16 weeks later, you get your sofa.
“Frame of chromium-plated steel. Upholstered hardwood frame, upholstery of polyurethane with padding. Cover of fabric (removable).
Juno looks good from every angle. lt thus deserves to be placed in a dominant position: free-standing in the room and accessible from all sides. You can even sit on the wide backrest.
The sofa thus becomes a spontaneous, communicative meeting place.The single loose cushion creates an interesting asymmetry – and it is always there as an armrest where it is needed.”
Two Seat Sofa: COM 8 yds. W 59 D 36 H 26 SH 15 $5,995
Three Seat Sofa: COM 9 yds. W 86.7 D 36 H 26 SH 15 (+$1500.00)
Free shipping in the US.
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Another fabric/resin creation from Mr. Wanders. He’s pretty genius.
12″ x 12″, height 12″
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Check it out, an origami-ish coffee table. No, it doesn’t fold up, but the surface appears to have been folded/unfolded with it’s ‘sloping planes’. It would look pretty killer in person; I’m willing to bet money on it.
“inspired by the art of origami, the ‘folded’ table is yet another in a recent line of impressive designs by arik levy. available in two heights, this rectangular coffee table is supported by a chromed steel base, and has an .5″ thick plastic top made using ‘carousel moulding’ – a process which allows a full consistancy of materials and a polished, scratch resistant surface. the three-dimensional table top is something to be admired, with it’s asymmetrical sloping planes – like, naturally, a sheet of folded origami paper – which creates a diamond-like effect when light is shined upon it. and yet, the inclinations are very slight, so you won’t have to worry about things sliding off.”
by Arik Levy
top available in two colors : standard black or burgundy red.
dimensions : 29.75″w x 51.1″l : high version – 18.5″h : low version – 11″h
(This item’s link and price was updated 02/24/10.)
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
I like the bench, though I might be more likely to describe it as a bench with holes drilled into it rather than ‘circles of air’, but, hey, it sure sounds nicer…
“Architect Thomas Sandell breathes life into his wood with this impressive table design. Circles of air are sculpted into this endpiece, the perfect complement to its living, vibrant finish.”
available in white, grey & red
17 ¾”h x 37 ¾”w x 12 ½”d
Purchase Information:
No longer available.
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The ‘Mac Gee’ shelving system, one of Phillipe Starck’s first commercial designs, has a central steel upright support that holds five shelves of increasing depth from top to bottom.
dimensions : 39″w x 92.9h : from wall to front – 19.68″depth : shelves – smallest – 6.3″depth : largest – 16.4″
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Ohh this is a great chair.
Made of aluminum with a powder coating, stackable and available in 186 colors, mat or glossy.
Designer: Alexandre Berthiaume
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What great children’s furniture.
“piedras seating designed by javier mariscal for the magis me too collection right out of the stone age come these imaginative chairs, tables and benches designed like boulders.
made of durable polyethylene, these are built to stand up to years of rugged play, both indoors and out.”
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Eco-friendly, plus it’s a nice place to put your books and trinkets…
“Constructed of eco-friendly bamboo ply, the Wall Slant shelf is part of the forward-thinking furniture line offered by Rhubarb Decor. It boasts useful spaces for books to lean naturally, reducing fatigue on their spines.”
7.75″ deep x 45.5″ wide x 6.5″ high
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This is a newer version of the q chaise–the previous version required freight shipping, this model can be sent by FedEx.
This versatile piece starts as a cube but can become a chair with ottoman or a chaise depending on how you fold it.
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
This is my favorite sofa shape and here it is for less than a grand.
Lightweight kiln-dried solid hardwood frame
• Mortise-and-tenon joinery
• Dense foam core cushions wrapped in soft poly batting
• Flexolator ® spring system
• 6″ solid brushed aluminum stiletto legs
• Plush microfiber
• Made in USA
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This piece has me a little floored. It’s so simple and yet really well done. It has a baroque pattern which is wallpapered onto a steel base.
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Such a nice accent table for the price…
“designed by patricia urquiola for kartell, the t table was a giant hit in milan. manufactured in durable PMMA. the surface of the table is reminiscent of embroidery, resulting in a product that is functional and extremely decorative. 20″ diameter top. available in 3 heights: 11″, 14″, and 17″ and 6 colors, the t table can be used alone or in groupings.
colors are approximate. due to the nature of this material returns will not be accepted on this item on assembled or opened packages.”
Availability mid august, though you can pre-order now…